Some of our youngest students and their parents participated in puzzle day at Lincoln.
Puzzle day was an opportunity to get parents into the classrooms playing with their kids while educating them on the importance of activities, such as puzzles, have on brain development.
Puzzles are good for things like spatial awareness, memory and problem solving skills.
An induction ceremony was held for the newest members of National Junior Honor Society. Candles were lit after each reading about scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship, and character. Congratulations to members past and present.
The kindergarten classes enjoyed having Outback Ray bring some of his favorite animals to Lincoln to visit. Students were delighted to see a turtle, armadillo, python, and other animals. Thank you Ms. Gazso for bringing “Ray” and his friends to visit.
The staff and students participated in a staff vs. student basketball game as a positive behavior reward. The students were no match for the staff. There is always next year.
Lot’s of fun was to be had the day before spring break. Kindergarten was busy guessing what was inside their eggs with clues. First grade dyed eggs and made “snack bunnies. Sixth and Eighth graders made Peep structures in STEM.
The first grade students, under the direction of Mr. McCarty, are holding a pep rally using the WARREN acronym. Work Ethic Accountability Responsibility Respect Effective Behavior No Excuses.
Students in grades K-8 have been busy creating lots of artwork. The artwork is displayed all throughout the first floor.
Students in grades 3-5 were treated to a “Sneaker Ball” for their positive behavior. Students danced, enjoyed snacks, and friends!
Lincoln held Kindergarten registration for the upcoming school year. We are excited to add lots of new RAIDERS to our building.
Students in grades kindergarten through third learned about fire safety from the Warren Fire Department. Students learned the basics about fire safety; such as Stop, Drop, and Roll. Student’s also were able to see what a fireperson would look like in their fire gear so that in an emergency they would not be scared.
Firefighter Dave performs Fire Safety programs all over the state of Ohio. He has asked that parents follow up with his program by going to his website and clicking on “downloads” and going to Episode #3 and creating a home escape plan. https://firefighterdave.com/
